Germany, Imperial. A Pilot’s Badge, By C.e. Juncker, C. 1917 GTRexclude It exhibits sunning on the

It exhibits sunning on the and light wear on the covers

consisting of twenty-eight white and red enamel Dannebrog crosses in bronze gilt

chipping evident in the white enamels on the arm at 6 o'clock

The document is dated 7 October 1914

many of which are identified as part of the postcard

Germany, Imperial. A Pilot’s Badge, By C.e. Juncker, C. 1917 GTRexclude It exhibits sunning on the(Flugzeugfhrerabzeichen). Constructed of silvered brass, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, topped by a German State Crown, surrounding a depiction of a monoplane flying over a rural landscape, the reverse with a crimped hinge and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch, unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics of manufacture by C. E. Juncker, Berlin, measuring 45. 36 mm (w)